Make an Apron Using Tea Towels - Part 1 of 2

[@debbiegrenz8542]

I so appreciate how you, get right to the project. Some tutorials spend a lot of time talking. You keep moving, spend seconds on your opening, rather than several long minutes. Thank you, your video's have been a blessing to me.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

You are so welcome, Debbie! Thank you so much for all of the love and support!! :)

[@lynnemartin2291]

I agree about the talking. I end up fast forwarding or not watching. It’s always clearer when it’s one person doing the tutorial. Two becomes Chatty Cathies. 👍👍👍 love Jeannie.

[@sallylu4529]

Thanks for share! I found this hot canvas apron in promotion now! maybe you can view and try? Hope help for you! www.amazon.com/gp/mpc/A3AF4TJ34N4T71

[@shaerayb4520]

I love watching these vintage Jenny's. I wasn't a sewer back then. I started watching her around 2014 and got hooked. So nice to have these still available.

[@tonmarinaxxzz]

Love all the tutorials and your sense of humor. Also no idle chatter. In the words of Sgt Friday-JUST THE FACTS MAAM. Love your website

[@deedeefridolfson6362]

I made one for my daughter today & machine embroidered & appliqued the top design! She loves it!

[@drmichaelelinski6992]

Thanks for showing me how to sew this apron. I’m a visual person, so even though I read the pattern on your website, I couldn’t make heads or tails of it. Your demonstration shows how doable this great project is for a gift. I really appreciate all your sewing tutorials...

[@helendouma6211]

I love your videos, you don't talk too much at the start but get down to business. Love it.

[@jasminedixon1894]

I just taught myself how to sew over the last two days and I think this will be my first project! I have some antique tea towels and I'm slowly changing my entire wardrobe/aesthetic to vintage 1950's so this will be perfect for my housewife dress! 👗👒👛👠💄

[@judyholbrook7915]

Jenny I love all your specific details when you are showing your videos. I have watched many others and I still come back to you as my favourite ❤️ because there is not guessing what the teacher meant😉😉

[@marycredeur5651]

This is s the most simple apron pattern I’ve ever seen. Thank you so very much !!!

[@kgraham5820]

Omg! I just happened across this video and I love it! You are so natural with those sewing instruments, you're using them without thought, yet precisely. Amazing.

[@dianeastorga4830]

i love all your tutorials, they are so clear and easy to follow.

[@pamdeoliveira6242]

Hi Jackie, thank you for the information on where to find the Tea Towels. Can't wait to make one.

[@adnama692003]

I am new to the sewing world and want to make an apron for myself. Thank you so much for sharing the details on how to make it!

[@ameliacraik3392]

I did this with dollar tree tea towels for a painting party 13 kids they all loved them then donated them all to boys and girls club ..so much fun

[@auroralopez3048]

First time seeing your video. Kiddo love the into, we rewatched it like 10 times. Love the project, and I'm a 3 strap girl myself 😆

[@jenn6749]

Thanks jenny. I just retired and this will make a great project for my grandaughters ages 12 and 13.

[@geethadurai]

I thought this was a great idea and went out to get some tea towels. Then I saw some great beach towels with lovely colors and patterns. I bought one for $5 and made two aprons with it. The extra width of the beach towel makes the apron go well around my hips. Thanks for this great idea

[@fionacastle7517]

Hello Jenny, I'm new to sewing and just found your channel. Making this tea towel apron and loving your tutorial. So easy to follow. Thank you.

[@Nancytoday]

I just wove a tea towel! Maybe I should use it! However, it doesn't have a tag! Wow, what a cool knife! Things have changed a lot since I sewed my wardrobe!

[@SeptemberCurls]

Grand Slam! The towels are wonderful! Great quality and the perfect size for the apron! The tutorial is perfect .. the only thing I changed was the width of the casing .. I made them 1/4 in wider. Thanks so much for your extremely helpful and fun tutorials!

[@denisemartinez6456]

What a wonderful video. Easy to understand and great instructions. Thank you so much.

[@TheRosegabayan]

Ms. Jenny, thank you very much for a wonderful tutorials. I learned a lot from you. I also learned how to make beautiful pillow cases from you. Keep it up.

[@quinnhen2325]

Just watched this last night. Ordered some super cute tea towels from your site! Looking forward to them coming in!

[@peggycombs79]

Hello from NC. I love to watch your videos. I have started back sewing after many years. You are so easy to follow. Thank you for your help.

[@homefrontgirl4039]

I'm a three strap girl too. Love you Jenny!

[@lindamills8843]

I’m going to try and make myself & my daughter each one of these aprons. My daughter wants hers in Pioneer Woman fabric. Thanks!

[@arshcreativecrafts3171]

Nice👌👌👌 comment

[@judysanders4365]

This project is my first real make-it-in hours success. I have no sewing skills (very little connection between brain and hands) but I seem to be determined to learn how to sew and quilt. No idea why. I didn't use a tea towel but hemmed a 20 x 30 piece of fabric. With Jenny's help, I actually succeeded. I will send you a photo if you tell me how.

[@nitamistry99]

Thank you so much.you explain and demonstrate so simple way, and measurements too, making very simple for just beginer like me to follow. I follow your tutorials only. Very helpful. Thanks Mam💐💐💐

[@janetblickle7924]

I like this project. Can' t wait to shop for tea towels. I use a chopstick to push out corners.

[@djackson9973]

I like Jenny because she is left handed. I am constantly looking for left handed rotary cutting tutorials. I never know if I'm cutting correctly. They are hard to find. However, she used both hands here.

[@altheamcnabb2829]

Wow, you get right to the point! Thank you, so sick of people yammering to hear themselves speak. You are very clear and precise. Easy to understand, you get your FINGERS out of the way so we can see what it is you are doing

[@lynneferraccio8843]

Such a great, cute, easy project. I can't wait to come to MO. this year again and visit Mo. Star Quilt Co.

[@Inaqtpi]

Going to make for nieces. Now I just have to find pretty tea towels. Off I go... BTW, Jenny you rock!!!

[@calypso456]

Wonderful! I just made four of these for my 2 grandsons and 2 friends for their pre-school art (or messy) projects. Thank you! :)

[@kimwalders8781]

How cute! Love this! Thanks and Blessings to all of you! 💕

[@doc0369]

I love the simplicity of your tutorial; not wordy but short and to the point. If I want to make a tea towel apron for a child, do I use the same measurements? (8" across the top and 10" down the side)

[@laurabarba3515]

thanks for sharing the tea aprons look great ! :) will make a few. !

[@grammieluli]

I have made several of these for gifts and now I'm even getting orders for Mommy and Me matching aprons! My twist on it is to make a patchwork pocket and sometimes add some hand embroidery at the bottom. Thanks Jenny!

[@teubelsalvage21]

I really enjoy all of your tutorials! I would love to come see you sometime!

[@cindyatwood9854]

I made this today. Easy and fun!

[@Loveleann]

What I did notice that you made an ironing board cover love that alot !

[@thelmawilliams4336]

Ironing board covered

[@elizabethdiaz5946]

I love this website...it so easy to follow and learn from you, Thank you! Blessings

[@sandibeach7291]

Shame on KZbin for not letting you finish the video! You are wonderful Jenny! Thanks for sharing!

[@brandywilson4437]

super cute.thank you for sharing your talent.

[@SteviePaints]

Clever project, Jenny! Thanks for sharing.

[@Pknc_07]

Can't wait to do this. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@anniebird248]

Yay to 3 strap girls :) so cute Jenny :)

[@marietteforget7804]

Thanks! Thanks! And thanks again! I was looking for a tutorial for this type of adjustable apron and here it is! And so easy to make! Have a great day! 😎🌸

[@TheMzTR]

Tks for sharing this project with us ☺️

[@RonsonDalby]

They are the biggest tea towels I've ever seen! They could be crib sheets. :)

[@gailc1948]

The tea towel is about 20 inches by 28 inches ; your crib is very small :)

[@patmyrick2153]

Love your program. Does anyone ever clean the bobbin case on your machine .

[@marydivo1688]

Mice idea will definately use this idea. Thank you

[@anabelbulawit]

thank you so much for this very helpful tutorial. More power..

[@lorettaliving3769]

Love this making this soon as go to the store.

[@kalonapua]

Such an easy project and love the explanations. :)

[@gigiatextiltextilhogar9157]

You are very skillful !

[@rosegarcia5069]

Love it and so simple..

[@Ladyinmaine27]

What a fun project. Where do you get your tea towels. What are the measurements for the one you made in this video? Also best material for an apron. I intend to make these as gifts for my girlfriend neighbors.

[@KnikittaRunes]

Wow - your tea towels are HUGE! Our's are teeny tiny here in the UK (48cm by 76cm approx).

[@eleanorfitzsimmons2040]

I saw you do this on a Love of Quilting program using a serger and ruffles. Although I remember some of it, I would love to see a tutorial here.

[@tatyanasurenyan-krech6372]

I did this. I didn’t think it would fit, but it did.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

@Princessmutero Most of them measure about 20" x 28". Hope that helps.

[@cathypeterson2874]

Love it ...What size is the towel?

[@rebeccamiller6178]

Tell Stella I need one !! Make a pocket for straws ! Several straws !!!

[@rekhaawasthi9002]

Very nice and easy

[@mdv580]

Great! I made several. You could add a link to the second part of the tutorial in the info box. A friend of mine had difficulty finding part 2. Thank you.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Great suggestion, thanks!

[@joannsimmons6899]

Missouri Star Quilt Company

[@susieqmcf]

Another fab project.

[@lindadaley7469]

I'm a 3 strap girl also! lol! Thumbs up for 3 strap girls!

[@cindyb3497]

I've made lots of these - they're great!! Do you have the instructions in written format?

[@SuriUrbanFarm12]

Thank you for this vide.. I've made two aprons for my mom by watching this video..

[@skyfire62]

I use chop sticks to poke my corners! Great tutorial! thank you!

[@Mrhandwork]

Beautiful working

[@ushamittal3157]

Mam your bracelet is very cute.

[@IsrebaWheeler]

This is a beautiful video...Please tell me the name of that cutting tool you use. I have GOT to get one o those. I'm getting into art and crafts and need to stock up on my tools, and that is definitely one for the batch.

[@youtellme2731]

Where can you find some pretty tea towels? Also do you do the neck kitchen towel one?

[@gloriagonzales5966]

Great love them thank you !

[@gloriafacemyer2905]

Wonderful ❤

[@neytae.borninkhof448]

I loved it!!!

[@sewsweet08]

love that ironing board cover!! did u make it? great pattern idea.

[@مطبخاميوسف-د4ذ]

تحفه بجد تسلم ايدك حبيبتي

[@DeeLightfulCo]

Love it... "I'm a three strap girl myself"

[@crosspecans]

great job. i woulda just made the pocket go from side to side...hidden the raw edge with the binding...i still like yours too.

[@sandrastar8141]

I am a beginner do you have any videos for people like me wanting to start sewing?

[@wadoit46]

Very cute. Your machine sounds as bad as mine. Well mine is worse. Love your videos. Thank you.

[@MrsKimberly248]

Hi Jenny, I was wondering what size is that TEA TOWEL? I know there are different size tea towels. I absolutely love your show. I've learn so much from you. And. I also watch the film on Hamilton, Missouri. I am so happy for you and your family and of course the other families as well. May the Lord Bless You!

[@kandimegahan7844]

I'm a pre-novice sewer. Rearding 9:40 what does one use if they are NOT really careful?

[@ChristieJo]

Do these hold up in the wash? Some towels shrink and shrivel around the edges. Is there special care or can you wash and dry them in washer and dryer?

[@mauracruz8339]

Wonderful

[@douguhlmann5761]

nice project

[@9940351571]

Where can I get tea towel and what size. V interesting video

[@WTSHI5]

Don't we need to pre wash the tea towel or the material used for the pocket ?

[@stacehowell]

@missouriQuiltCo Did you use Linen or cotton tea towels? Christmas presents all sorted with this lovely idea. Thankyou!

[@inspiredwhistlenote5742]

Is there a specific fabric that we should try to use? 100% cotton etc. for example?

[@anuchawla7183]

Excellent

[@claudettemonty4077]

With my ruler and my cutter, I have problem. Using them both, I "succeeded " to make a "crack" on the side of the ruler !!! Do you hold your ruler at a perfect 90 degrees or a little less from the fabric? Help please!

[@bcsteach1]

Where can I find the type novelty fabric you used for your ironing board cover or even the apron pocket?

[@jen-jenfritz2188]

Thank you so much 😄😄😄

[@mariagoumas6135]

HELLO JENNY, HOW SIZE OF TEA TOWEL I LIKE TO MAKE APRON FOR MYSELF???????? I LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!! MARIA

[@gailc1948]

Ms Star quilt comany said 22 inches by 28 inches. See previous question by Margaret S. I need this answer too. My tea towels are all different sizes. I bought some flour sack ones and they are bigger. I guess I would cut the tea towel to the same I need.

[@vickythornburgh7303]

Can you use a length of ribbon for the straps?

[@snailsnstuff1394]

The quack in the intro😂